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Crime Novelist Rene Denfeld Says Portland Is Failing Its Street Children: “The Cracks Have Become Chasms”

“The paths out of poverty have been cut off, and I think we are seeing the results.”

Hundreds of New Apartments Are Springing Up on Southwest 4th Avenue. Will Developers Build Crossover Walkways For the New Pedestrians?

I hate to be the guy to kill your Tinker Bell, Wannabe, but hoping to get an urban planning job in Portland by slagging on pedestrians is like trying to get a job as a cop by bragging about how much heroin you shot up on the way to the interview.

Portland’s Priciest Condo Just Went Up for Sale in South Waterfront

For only $9.3 million, it could be yours.

Murmurs: Jeff Merkley Isn’t Running for President

In other news: Oregon settles a lawsuit over the Elliott State Forest.

The Latest Flashpoint in the Debate Over Portland’s Housing Costs? Bike Parking.

The City Council will vote this summer whether to expand bike parking requirements for developers.

Residents of a Downtown Portland Apartment Tower Were Frustrated by Crime. Then They Found Out About the Brothel.

A bust in Apartment 340 was a critical moment in a years-long investigation of the sex-trafficking operation allegedly running brothels in Portland, Tigard and Beaverton.

How Many Apartments are Under Construction and Expected to Come Online in 2019?

The answer to your second question, Scott, is basically yes. In fact, Portland dropped to last place on ApartmentList.com’s 2018 “Rent Growth Rankings: 25 Largest Cities” list.

With So Many New Homes and Apartment Buildings, Shouldn’t Our Tax Revenue Coffers be Awash in Fresh Cash?

With so many new homes and apartment buildings rising up in places where there once were none, shouldn’t our tax revenue coffers be awash in fresh cash? Or is it the case, as my namesake said 150 years ago: “Property is theft”?

The Dialogue: What Readers Think About the Southeast Portland Tenant Who Was Bit By a Raccoon

Last week, we wrote about a tenant of a Southeast Portland apartment complex, Heidi Schultz, who was bitten by a raccoon near the building’s dumpster while walking her dogs (“When Raccoons Attack,” WW, Sept. 5, 2018).

Portland Developers Are Offering Renters Amazon Gift Cards to Move Into Their Luxury Apartments

New construction has sent a flood of new apartments onto the market. A month’s free rent has become standard.

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